Finally, a Scheduling Tool That Doesn’t Ignore the Middleperson

When you think of scheduling software, you probably think of tools designed to help you book meetings - links you send, calendars you share, times you choose from. That's been the standard model for years.

Arrange takes a different approach. It's not a tool for scheduling your own meetings. It's a tool for the middleperson - the recruiter who is coordinating a meeting between two other people who don't share a system, a calendar, or a direct relationship with each other.

That's the specific problem that most scheduling tools ignore. Calendly is excellent at letting someone book time with you. GoodTime is excellent at coordinating panels for large in-house teams. But neither was designed for the recruiter who submits a candidate to a client and then needs to coordinate availability between those two parties without being in the meeting themselves.

Arrange was. And the experience of using a tool built for your specific workflow rather than adapted from something else is the difference between a tool that gets adopted and one that gets abandoned after a week.

There's a 14-day free trial at letsarrange.io.